The development of the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System since its creation in 1967 is outlined and some examples of its use briefly described. (SA)

Adult educators view remedial education, higher education, and lifelong learning as the purposes for extending adult education programs through satellite communication. Thanks to communication satellites, the parameters of the adult education learning will be broad enough to include all adults regardless of age, sex, marital status, minority group…

This is a report of activities on an adult education television program, conducted by San Diego Community Colleges, in cooperation with TV Channel KFMB in San Diego, California, during the school year, October, 1970 through June, 1971. The report begins with a history of the program, begun in 1951, and which has presented 174 courses since then.…

Description of the process through which the Kentucky Educational Television designed and developed a television based instructional series to prepare adults for the GED high school equivalency certificate examination. (Author/STS)

The three National Television Networks in the United Kingdom are discussed as educational resources for general viewers, viewers attending educational institutions, and unaffiliated adult students. (STS)

Adult learners differ from their younger counterparts in a number of ways. Of great importance to continuing education efforts is the fact that they are highly receptive to the appropriate use of educational technology. (Author)

A discussion of the instructional services provided by station WPSX-TV, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania. (HB)

A description of the STRIVE project which aims to help members of the target audience acquire and apply a set of general skills in solving practical problems of living, in reading, and in mathematics.'' (Author/AK)

N.Y.U.'s Sunrise Semester" is an award winning educational T.V. series. (MF)

Discussed are the tasks and methods of Albert Manzi, a man who has been instrumental in teaching over one million Italians to read and write through the two courses he gives on educational television. (LS)

Reviewed in some depth are four nation's educational programs into which radio and television have been integrated in order to "provide second opportunities to adults who interrupted their educational careers before entering college; who were not able to obtain admission to institutions of higher learning through normal channels; or who need…

Aspects of this innovative British venture in higher education through educational broadcasting are described: foundation and supplemental courses, administration, scheduling, study facilities, textbooks, and anticipated initial enrollment (January 1971). (LY)